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Zhejiang (province) |
Coordinates: |
| Lat: 29 10 00 N degrees minutes |
Lat: 29.1667 decimal degrees |
| Long: 120 00 00 E degrees minutes |
Long: 120.0000 decimal degrees |
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Note: The smallest, most densely-populated province of China; a cultural center of early China; its chief city, Hangzhou was national capital under Song dynasty; became center of Mangi, the empire of S China, after Mongol conquest 1280. |
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| Zhejiang (preferred,C,V,English)
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| Zhejiang (Chinese (transliterated Pinyin without tones),U)
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| Zhejiang (Chinese (transliterated Hanyu Pinyin))
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| Chekiang (C,V,Chinese (transliterated),U)
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| Che-chiang (C,V,Chinese (transliterated),U)
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| Che-chiang (Chinese)
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| Zhejiang Sheng (C,V,O,Chinese (transliterated Hanyu Pinyin)-P)
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| Zhejiang Sheng (Chinese (transliterated Pinyin without tones),U)
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| CH02 (C,V,FIPS,Chinese (transliterated),U)
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| Che-chiang Sheng (C,V,Chinese (transliterated),U)
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| Che-chiang Sheng (Chinese)
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| Chekiang Province (C,V,Chinese (transliterated),U)
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| Chekiang Province (Chinese)
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| Tche-kiang (C,V,Chinese (transliterated),U)
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| Tche-kiang (Chinese)
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| Tsche-kiang (C,V,Chinese)
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| Tsche-kiang (Chinese (transliterated),U)
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| 浙江 (C,V,Chinese,U)
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| 浙江省 (C,V,Chinese-P,U)
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| Province de Zhejiang (C,U,French)
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